The North Dakota arm of the Democratic Party is running ads on Facebook discouraging hunters from turning out to vote in Tuesday’s midterm elections.

“ATTENTION HUNTERS: If you vote in North Dakota, you may forfeit hunting licenses you have in other states. If you want to keep your out-of-state hunting licenses, you may not want to vote in North Dakota,” read the pair of ads.

North Dakota secretary of state Al Jaeger was at a loss to explain what the ad might refer to when contacted by local blogger Rob Port.

“We’re not involved at all in the requirements for getting a hunting license. A question like what you have needs to be directed to the Game & Fish Department. I doubt that there’s any connection,” Jaeger told Port.

Randy Meissner, the licensing manager for the North Dakota Game & Fish Department, was similarly confused when asked about the ad.

“We’ve never heard of that,” Meissner said.

Though conservatives are banned for posting satirical memes jokingly writing the wrong election date, the North Dakota Democrats appear to have been given zero punishment as they're currently running dozens of other active ad campaigns.

The ad cited above has since been suspended.

The point of Big Tech's massive onslaught of censorship is to try to return to a world where Democrats and the media can lie to the American people without their lies being immediately exposed.